Particular manifestation analogy: “Light : Glint” — choose the pair that stands in the same “phenomenon : brief instance” relation.

Introduction / Context:
“Glint” is a small flash or brief sparkle of light; thus, the relation is “broad phenomenon : brief/partial instance.” The correct parallel should reflect a similarly fleeting, minor, or specific expression of a broader sensory phenomenon.

Concept / Approach:
“Whiff” is a slight, passing smell—an instance or hint of “scent.” Hence, “Scent : Whiff” mirrors “Light : Glint.”

Why Other Options Are Wrong:

• Tide : Wave → both are water motions with different scales; not a phenomenon vs. brief instance relation.
• Colour : Shade → category vs. degree/variation; not inherently brief.
• Sound : Blare → “blare” is a loud, sustained sound; not necessarily a brief instance.
• Heat : Season → mismatched categories.

Final Answer:
Scent : Whiff